I love this run of S mint Lib $10s!
You may be the only person that has two 1860-S $10!!!! All of these are very scarce or rare and all nice coins!! Cool 1867-s's!!!
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I have to get some new pics of my gold type set. I’ve made several upgrades since the last family pic. In the mean time, here’s a family of Morgans in PCGS holders of assorted generations.
I think you may be 2 years older than me. I want to do a presentation on Ben Franklin. Would also look for a pretty Franklin like > @Twobitcollector said:
@SanctionII said:
Here are three families from 1956, two of which are waiting for the return of their nickels (who are on an extended vacation away from home).
Beautiful Coins! This is a very special year to me! I wasn't around yet but someone very special was born this year who we lost.
The tall side of the 1846 family, both raw off eBay. The 46-O are seller's photos and it has since been cleaned up well with acetone and mineral oil. To be submitted for TP grading at Summer FUN.
The small-S side of the 74-S family, WB3 and WB4 were raw coins on eBay.
My Grandpa's Half Dollar birthyear set. I have posted it before. He passed in 1992. I can't help but think that he was smiling down on me, when I found these coins. I see no other explanation, as I have no business being permitted to own such wonderful examples. Divine Intervention-It was God, Luck and my Angel Grandpa.
Sometimes, it’s better to be LUCKY than good. 🍀 🍺👍
@Rainbow_Rim said:
My 1835 mint set. Slightly better images here: pcgs.com/setregistry/u-s-coins/mint-sets/1835-mint-set-gold/publishedset/156167
Hell of a first post! Any reason why you landed on 1835?
Thank you for asking about my set! I have read these boards for a while and it seemed like a good opportunity for a first post. I picked 1835 because it includes all denominations and has no rarities, which is surprisingly unusual among earlier sets. I write a little more about this on my Registry page. Pics are still seller images so some are good and some poor. But the Digital Album view is a pretty good representation of how the set looks in hand.
@Rainbow_Rim said:
My 1835 mint set. Slightly better images here: pcgs.com/setregistry/u-s-coins/mint-sets/1835-mint-set-gold/publishedset/156167
Hell of a first post! Any reason why you landed on 1835?
Thank you for asking about my set! I have read these boards for a while and it seemed like a good opportunity for a first post. I picked 1835 because it includes all denominations and has no rarities, which is surprisingly unusual among earlier sets. I write a little more about this on my Registry page. Pics are still seller images so some are good and some poor. But the Digital Album view is a pretty good representation of how the set looks in hand.
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I love this run of S mint Lib $10s!
You may be the only person that has two 1860-S $10!!!! All of these are very scarce or rare and all nice coins!! Cool 1867-s's!!!
What do I say?
Beautiful CC Trade Dollars! I appreciate your specialization in die varieties!
That is collateral damage!
Very pretty set! That took a long time!!!
These really draw the eye!!
Very attractive coins!
Totally original keys!!!
I think you may be two years older than me somehow. I would like to do a presentation on Ben Franklin. Would love find a pretty half like yours!
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Have you been coin roll searching?
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My current Registry sets:
✓ Everyman Mint State Carson City Morgan Dollars (1878 – 1893)
✓ Everyman Mint State Lincoln Cents (1909 – 1958)
✓ Morgan Dollar GSA Hoard (1878 – 1891)
My 1835 mint set. Slightly better images here: pcgs.com/setregistry/u-s-coins/mint-sets/1835-mint-set-gold/publishedset/156167
Both graded pcgs 63
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I have to get some new pics of my gold type set. I’ve made several upgrades since the last family pic. In the mean time, here’s a family of Morgans in PCGS holders of assorted generations.
One side of my many sided family.
Jim
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Wow- very impressive!!
Hell of a first post!
Any reason why you landed on 1835?
I think you may be 2 years older than me. I want to do a presentation on Ben Franklin. Would also look for a pretty Franklin like > @Twobitcollector said:
Beautiful coins!
Really nice Gold $1s!
Pretty Sets!
It's after dinner, you've got me hungry again!
Beautiful Coins! This is a very special year to me! I wasn't around yet but someone very special was born this year who we lost.
Some very cool types and mints of gold here, but you're full of beans!!!
ohohohohohohoh a Seated pile of beans!
A Beautiful young grandchild as well!
Love the die cracks! Such original coins!
Nice toned dimes! Someone bowls a lot better than I do. The human members seem happy!
Pretty Sets!> @Vetter said:
All impressive cool errors and varieties!
All so original. I cherry picked two 1846-O tall dates off of Ebay. They looked nothing like yours though!!!
Not just rare patterns, but monster toning as well!
You get a bunny too!
The tall side of the 1846 family, both raw off eBay. The 46-O are seller's photos and it has since been cleaned up well with acetone and mineral oil. To be submitted for TP grading at Summer FUN.
The small-S side of the 74-S family, WB3 and WB4 were raw coins on eBay.
@Barberian , you're sure making it hard to stop thinking about starting a seated half set.
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I need one from our host.
My Grandpa's Half Dollar birthyear set. I have posted it before. He passed in 1992. I can't help but think that he was smiling down on me, when I found these coins. I see no other explanation, as I have no business being permitted to own such wonderful examples. Divine Intervention-It was God, Luck and my Angel Grandpa.
Sometimes, it’s better to be LUCKY than good. 🍀 🍺👍
My Full Walker Registry Set (1916-1947):
https://www.ngccoin.com/registry/competitive-sets/16292/
Thank you for asking about my set! I have read these boards for a while and it seemed like a good opportunity for a first post. I picked 1835 because it includes all denominations and has no rarities, which is surprisingly unusual among earlier sets. I write a little more about this on my Registry page. Pics are still seller images so some are good and some poor. But the Digital Album view is a pretty good representation of how the set looks in hand.
Very cool, welcome aboard!
- Bob -
MPL's - Lincolns of Color
Central Valley Roosevelts
Cousins from different countries.
My family is a little more dis-functional than the rest of yours...
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